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2006-07 Stanford Wrestling Roster 2006-07 STANFORD WRESTLING ROSTER 2006-07 Stanford Wrestling 2006-07 Stanford Wrestling Roster Name Weight Year Hometown High School Jared Boyer 197 So.# Oklahoma City, OK Westmoore Rafael Chavez 133/141 So.# Rock Springs, WY Rock Springs Alex Dao 141 So. Torrance, CA North Phillip Doerner HWT Jr.# Oklahoma City, OK Heritage Hall Lucas Espericueta 149/157 Fr. Shafter, CA Shafter Luke Feist 174 So.# Sandpoint, ID Sandpoint Steven Frehn 149/157 So. Palmdale, CA Highland Tanner Gardner 125 Jr.# Berryton, KS Shawnee Heights Zack Giesen 174/184 Fr. Grants Pass, OR North Valley Jake Johnson 174/184 Fr. Prior Lake, MN Prior Lake Matt Kim 133 Fr.# West Linn, OR West Linn Scott Loescher 157/165 Jr.# Portland, OR Clackamas Peter Miller 157 Fr.# Indianapolis, IN Mary Institute/St. Louis Country Day Eric Minnick 141 So. Newtown Square, PA Episcopal Academy Tyler Parker 149 So. Lawrenceville, GA Collins Hill Justin Paulsen 125 Fr. Artesia, CA Calvary Chapel Bobby Pease 165 So.# Los Gatos, CA Los Gatos Brian Perry 165 Sr.# Columbia, MO Hickman Kyle Pubols 149 Fr.# Placerville, CA Union Mine Anton Scherba 165 Fr. San Rafael, CA Marin Catholic Cameron Teitelman 133 Fr. Calabasas, CA Calabasas Josh Zupancic 149/157 Jr.# Akron, OH Walsh Jesuit # Has used a redshirt year Head Coach: Kerry McCoy Assistant Coaches: Kevin Klemm, Ray Blake Volunteer Assistant Coach: Matt Gentry 2006-07 STANFORD WRESTLING 2006-07 STANFORD WRESTLING 2006-07 Stanford Wrestling Team Photo/Roster ...................................................... Inside Front Freestyle and Greco-Roman Nationals .................................... 18 2006-07 Schedule ............................................................................ 1 Stanford Records .......................................................................... 19 2006-07 Outlook ............................................................................ 2-3 Stanford Wrestling Facilities ....................................................... 20 Head Coach Kerry McCoy ............................................................. 4 Coach’s Corner ............................................................................... 21 Assistant Coaches .......................................................................... 5 Friends of Stanford Wrestling ............................................... 22-23 2006-07 Wrestling Profiles ....................................................... 6-12 Stanford Athletics ................................................................... 24-25 2005-06 Results/Stats .................................................................... 13 Directors’ Cup ................................................................................ 26 2006 Pac-10 Championships ....................................................... 14 Stanford Notables ......................................................................... 27 Stanford at the Conference Championships ...................... 15-16 San Francisco Bay Area ...................................................... 28-IBC Stanford All-Americans ............................................................... 17 2006-07 Schedule ......................................................... Back Cover Cardinal Quick Facts 2006-07 Schedule Location ........................................................................................ Stanford, CA 94305 Founded ................................................................................................................. 1891 October Enrollment ............................................................................. 6,556 (undergraduates) 28 Wrestle-offs Stanford, CA 2:00 PM President ............................................................................................. John Hennessey November Athletic Director ..................................................................................... Bob Bowlsby Colors ........................................................................................... Cardinal and White 4 Avalon Duals Edinboro, PA All Day Nickname ........................................................................................................ Cardinal Edinboro, Maryland & Mercyhurst Conference .................................................................................................... Pacific-10 11 Bison Open Fargo, ND All Day Head Coach .................................................................... Kerry McCoy (Second year) 17 Cal State Fullerton* Fullerton, CA 2:30 PM Assistant Coaches .................... Kevin Klemm (Fourth year), Ray Blake (First year) 18 Fullerton Open Fullerton, CA All Day Volunteer Coach .............................................................. Matt Gentry (Second year) December Practice Facility ............................. Arrillaga Family Sports Center Wrestling Room 1 Las Vegas Invitational Las Vegas, NV All Day Home Arena ................................................................................... Burnham Pavilion 2 Las Vegas Invitational Las Vegas, NV All Day 2006 Record .......................................................................................................... 8-7-0 20 Reno Tournament of Champions Reno, NV All Day 2006 Pac-10 Record (Finish) ..................................................................... 4-4-0 (7th) 29 Southern Scuffle Greensboro, NC All Day NCAA Qualifiers returning/lost: ............................................................................ 1/1 30 Southern Scuffle Greensboro, NC All Day Starters returning/lost: ............................................................................................ 6/4 January Stanford Directory 5 Stanford Duals Stanford, CA 10:00 AM, Stanford’s area code is (650) Columbia, Lehigh, & UC Davis* Noon, 2:00 PM Head Coach Kerry McCoy ........................................................................... 723-9486 12 San Francisco State Stanford, CA 7:00 PM E-mail .................................................................................... [email protected] 21 Cal State Bakersfield* Bakersfield, CA 3:00 PM Assistant Coach Kevin Klemm .................................................................... 723-1657 27 Menlo College Stanford, CA 2:00 PM E-mail ................................................................................... [email protected] Assistant Coach Ray Blake ............................................................................ 723-1657 February E-mail ................................................................................... [email protected] 2 Oregon* Stanford, CA 5:00 PM Volunteer Assistant Coach Matt Gentry ..................................................... 723-1657 Cal Poly* Stanford, CA 7:00 PM E-mail .................................................................................. [email protected] 3 California Collegiates San Francisco, CA All Day Media Relations Contact: 9 Boise State* Boise, ID 7:00 PM Kendall Johnson ......................................................................................... 723-4418 11 Oregon State* Corvallis, OR Noon E-mail ................................................................................... [email protected] Portland State* Portland, OR 5:00 PM 16 Arizona State* Stanford, CA 7:00 PM Main Athletic Department Number ........................................................... 723-4591 24 Pac-10 Championships Bakersfield, CA All Day General Stanford Information ..................................................................... 723-2300 25 Pac-10 Championships Bakersfield, CA All Day Stanford Athletic Website ....................................................... www.GoStanford.com March Media Credentials 15-17 NCAA Championships Detroit, MI All Day Media requests pertaining to the Stanford wrestling team should be addressed to All times local to site • *Pac-10 Match • Home matches in Burnham Pavilion Media Relations Assistant Kendall Johnson by email at [email protected] or by fax at (650) 725-2957. Credits The 2006-07 Stanford Wrestling Media Guide was written and edited by Kendall Johnson. Design and layout by Hogue Design. Photography by David Gonzales and John Sachs. Matt Gentry winning the NCAA Championship photo by Stephanie Cordle/NCAA Photos. International competition photos courtesy of Danielle Hobeika. 2006-07 STANFORD WRESTLING 1 2006-07 WRESTLING OUTLOOK 2006-07 Stanford Wrestling Pacing the Cardinal in 2006-07 will be (from left) junior All-American Tanner Gardner, junior Josh Zupancic, sophomore Luke Feist and and junior Scott Loescher. tanford wrestling has made a name for itself. This year, the Another highlight of the 2006-07 season will be the first-ever Steam is determined to break into the ranks of the nation’s Stanford Duals, held on the Farm on January 5. The four-team top wrestling programs and challenge to bring home the field features Lehigh University, a program that has finished in school’s first conference title. With a two-time Olympian head the top-10 five times in the last six years. Conference rival UC coach, six returning starters, an All-American, and six Davis and Columbia University will also compete in the promising newcomers, the Cardinal is in position to make it inaugural event. happen. Pac-10 competition starts on November 17, when Stanford Last year, Kerry McCoy, a former Penn State standout, took travels south to take on Cal State Fullerton. The conference Second-year head the reins of the program and immediately made an impact. The
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